Wednesdays beginning on February 11, 2006 (five sessions) until March 11, 2026.
6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Stanislaus County
2172 Kiernan Ave., Modesto, CA in the Sarana Kuti (small building at the south end of the east parking lot).
We will be offering an Introduction to Mindfulness Meditation course this winter that will consist of five 1:30-hour sessions from 6:30-8:00 pm beginning on Wednesday February 11th, 2026. We will meet at the same time each week with our last session on March 11th. The course will consist of basic instructions in mindfulness meditation taught sequentially, starting with mindfulness of breathing, followed by mindfulness of the body, emotions, thinking, and the application of mindfulness in daily life.
The course will be held at IMCV located on the grounds of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Stanislaus County at 2172 Kiernan Ave., Modesto, CA. We can be found in the small, stand-alone building at the south end of the east parking lot of the church. (See our locations and directions page for more info.)
The course will also be offered on Zoom for those who wish to attend virtually.
Please email Charlie at charlie@imcv.org for the zoom link or if you have questions.
It is recommended that you attend all of the classes to get the most benefit from this course.
If you are new to meditation, or if you would like to refresh your meditation practice, please register for this course using the form below.
Although there is no cost for any of our programs, we are grateful for any donations to support IMCV.
Bruni Dávila (she/they) is an Insight meditation Dharma teacher in the Theravada tradition of Buddhism. She teaches at the Insight Meditation Center (IMC) and Insight Retreat Center (IRC) in CA. Bruni has been practicing Vipassana and Zen since 1995, and completed the Sati Center for Buddhist Studies Chaplaincy and the Eco-Chaplaincy Trainings. Her previous work in the environmental field, and their ancestry of Puerto Rican heritage, have supported her understanding, connection, healing and reconciliation between the human and the natural worlds.